[cisco-voip] Alternative Route Pattern - Question

[Amit Kumar]

Hello Andrew,

If I am not mistaken then requirement is to enable site a to dial any
number in site a region with local gateway first, if gateway is down then
use site b gateway with appropriate digit manipulation in place.

This can be achieved with route lists, where SLRG would be first option to
route the call if that fails then move to next route group in list, that
will have digit manipulation to transform site a local number into
international format and route it via site b gateway.
On Mar 3, 2015 6:34 PM, "Andrew Grech" <agrech88 at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi I'm thinking about a problem and don't know the best way forward.
>
> For a global deployment I'd like to setup a speed dial to a local free
> call number and send the calls out each sites local gateway. I'm unsure how
> to create a backup so that if the local gateway is down the number will be
> re-translated to a global international number and use the standard route
> lists.
>
> Example:
> Site A dials 1111 and route pattern translates to a local free call number
> and sends out local gateway.
>
> Site B dials 1111 and route pattern translates to local free call number
> and sends out local gateway.
>
> If Site A local gateway is down re translate 1111 to a international
> number and dial using standard route list. Resulting in the call going out
> site B.
>
> Obviously I could of just created a global translation using the internal
> partition. However for this example assume that the local gateways should
> be used when available.
>
> Cheers
>
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